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Ecstatic
Joyful(adj)
Practical
Efficient(adj)
Optimistic
expecting a favorable outcome(adj)
Exasperation
great irritation(noun)
Expertise
Specialized knowledge(noun)
Dejected
sad or depressed(adj)
Serene
Peaceful;calm(adj)
Ruefully
regretfully(adv)
Luminous
bright or glowing(adj)
Bitter
harsh(adj)